First hire at Lintel, he helped it to secure a banking license from the PRA & FCA. Notably, in 2012 he proposed to reform the Chinese shadow banking sector by developing P2P lending channels. He also introduced the framework of developing real-time and dynamic regulatory supervision models for financial networks, paving the way towards what is now regarded as RegTech.

Speaking about the relationship between fintech companies and the traditional financial institutions, Janos said the latter is bound by the numerous regulations, and once the financial crisis arises, the firms which will be collapsed are the traditional banking firms. On the contrary, the fintech enterprises, with plenty of operational freedom, will probably give birth to a new round of reshuffle of economic forces.

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